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Gray is a doctoral candidate in the School of International Relations at the University of St Andrews. Their research rests at the intersections of queer ecology, political philosophy and critical animal studies.
Titled (Be-)Coming Across Animal, the research project to which they dedicate their studies analyses the links between non-human animal identification and ecological promise. In collaboration with queer countercultures (whether “queer” in identity, philosophy, or politic), their thesis seeks to imagine new ways of mobilising radical non-violence and ecocentrism by becoming animal.
Research Interests:
Hi all! Best budding within inter-, trans-, and even anti-disciplinary soils, I have a Lysimachia mind (tentacular and quite thirsty). That said, I’m especially keen to cultivate collaborations in the following domains:
Ecosophy, Political Theory; Gender and Sexuality Studies, Queer Studies, Xenofeminism; Science and Technology Studies, Digital Anthropology; Critical Animal Studies; Environmental Anthropology, Zooanthropology, Ethology; Modern History, Contemporary History; Subaltern Studies.
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With love,
~Gray
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